Sentence examples for terror off from inspiring English sources
Predictably, he laughed each terror off without hesitation.
They closed that summer, on Aug. 23, the day people ran in terror off the beach as a result of the rare East Coast earthquake.
Barack Obama took prosecuting Bush officials for anything related its "war on terror" off the table before his administration ever took office, and his administration's stance on torture turned a blatant war crime into a policy dispute.
The details, for the time being, are classified.In this section Here we go again Terror off track Promises, promises Fuelling the pyre A surge of pessimism Reprints Related items China: How to make China even richerMar 23rd 2006At the moment, rural land is "collectively" owned but may be leased to peasants on 30-year contracts.
The delisting is the price for keeping things on track, at least partially.In this section Here we go again Terror off track Promises, promises Fuelling the pyre A surge of pessimism Reprints Related items Jaw-jawSep 25th 2008The Americans had demanded a verification regime that allowed inspectors to roam at will.
What is clear though is that as well as, like Alien, taking terror off terra firma and out among the stars, Prometheus is a voyage into our origins as humans, and where we fit into the cosmic order.
Luciano Berio once said that the quietness of Feldman's music expressed a kind of existential terror of going off the map lest he encounter those regions where there be monsters – as if Feldman were frightened of loud music (despite the fact that one of his most important influences was the genius noise-artist Edgard Varèse).
Because of the countywide terror set off by the notorious murders, the girls' father had become an instant local celebrity.
The LRA has practised mutilation as a tool of terror, cutting off the lips, noses and ears of its victims.
The terror eased off by the early 1960s, but right up until the collapse of communism the secret police kept the one-party system in place by harassing and arresting anyone considered a threat.
For Blakely, who has a fear of heights, the five minutes of mind-numbing terror paid off.
